Proof read your ad please
It concerns me that in today's world, people don't seem to care how they appear to others.
One thing that turns me off when I am reading a new ad is the spelling. Sometimes, it is so bad, I just delete it and don't even try to figure it out..
I might have really been interested in what the person had to offer but their ad itself stopped me.
When you write an ad or an email, proof read it. Go back, look it over, and correct anything you find wrong.
There is no reason for bad spelling since everyone has spell check.
I don't want to do business with others that cannot check over their writing because, if they don't take the time to at least present a nice ad or email, how careless do they run their business?
I know that everyone sometimes misses something but I am not talking about the occasional mistake. You know what I mean.
I would love to hear from others and what they have to say.
One thing that turns me off when I am reading a new ad is the spelling. Sometimes, it is so bad, I just delete it and don't even try to figure it out..
I might have really been interested in what the person had to offer but their ad itself stopped me.
When you write an ad or an email, proof read it. Go back, look it over, and correct anything you find wrong.
There is no reason for bad spelling since everyone has spell check.
I don't want to do business with others that cannot check over their writing because, if they don't take the time to at least present a nice ad or email, how careless do they run their business?
I know that everyone sometimes misses something but I am not talking about the occasional mistake. You know what I mean.
I would love to hear from others and what they have to say.
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Comments (6)
Harold Baughman10
I consider 'SPELLING' the #1 taboo for ad copies.....Annoys me to no end & I'll usually delete or totally ignore them.....
Harold
Wanda Myers4
These comments are great and I agree with everyone of them. I should have clarified myself a little more about different people and their style of writing ads. When you are reading an ad, you can always tell if the person is of a different nationality or not. I was really talking about the person who just doesn't take the time to look over their ad. As far as spell check goes, I would look like an idiot if I didn't use it. Hey, thanks for all of the great comments.
Sierra Pierson8
Internet Entrepreneur
I agree that it is important to proofread your work and also appreciate the addition of clearly expressed paragraphs as well.
I do also try to remember that the internet is the great equalizer and not all people trying to make it on the internet have had the same level of education. And, as Cheryl mentioned many people either speak a different language and use translators or are speaking English as as second language.
There is a difference between poorly crafted ads and an ad that is
Cheryl Baumgartner12
Medical Billing/Coding/Insurance
I agree that proofreading is important. Spell check for all it's benefits only checks to see if the word is spelled correctly, it does not tell you if you are using the right word (example to,two,too).
But I do cut some slack here for the plain simple reason that many of these ads and e-mails are coming from people who either do not speak English or for whom English is a second language. Many are depending on an online "translator" and what comes out of that translation program is often a b
Wincer Song16
APSense Founder
Yes, I agree your point of view.
Though some affiliates look on marketing as the action on copy & paste.
We can see so many duplicated ads here and there.
Why not have a stop and have a look on whether they work or not.
If you don't believe it, don't waste time on marketing it to others.
Cindy Bolley16
HHCTB?
Spell check is on computers for people like me.
I use it all the time for a GOOD reason.
I agree spelling is so important.
Makes everything look bad.
I also don't like it when everything is run together
when a paragraph could easily be made.
Cindy